According to CoinMeta, as reported by Fortune, more and more Americans are tired of CEO's involvement in political issues. A new survey by Stanford University's Graduate School of Business shows that about 55% of Americans believe that large corporations' CEO should advocate for social and political issues, which is a significant decline from 65% in 2018. The survey also indicates that over 60% of respondents admitted to reducing or stopping their purchases of a company's products because they disagreed with its stance. Although Generation Z is open to CEO's participation in social, political, and environmental debates, they also hope that CEO will focus on issues that are directly related to their business.